Adel Emam
Adel Emam is an Egyptian comedic actor and one of the most iconic figures in Arab cinema.
Movie Actor
May 17, 1940
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Adel Emam, an Egyptian actor, is a prominent figure in Arab entertainment, renowned for his comedic talent and ability to address serious social and political issues through humor. Throughout his career, Emam has appeared in numerous popular movies, plays, and television series, such as “Al-Zaeem” (The Leader), “Sa’aa Wi Nos” (An Hour and a Half), and “Al-Erhab Wal Kabab” (Terrorism and Kebab). As a UN Goodwill Ambassador, he has been honored with various awards for his contributions to the entertainment industry and his philanthropic work.
Some of Emam’s most notable performances include his role in “The Yacoubian Building” (2006), which became the highest-grossing Egyptian film at the time, and other works like “The Danish Experience” (2003), “Ehna Betoaa El Autobess,” “Shams El Zanati,” “Awalem Khafeya,” and “Afaret Adly Allam.” In addition to his acting career, Emam is known for founding and sponsoring charitable organizations and initiatives, as well as using his platform as a UN Goodwill Ambassador to raise awareness about important issues. As an iconic figure in Arab cinema, Emam has starred in over 100 movies and 10 plays, making him a celebrated Egyptian comedic actor.
